WBBM Channel 2 - The 10 O'Clock News - "The Death of John Lennon" (Part 5 - Sports & Ending, 1980)

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    Here's Part 5, the final part, of The 10 O'Clock News on WBBM Channel 2 from the day after John Lennon was murdered. Includes:

    Sports with Johnny Morris - Chicago Cubs lose Bruce Sutter in exchange for Leon Durham and Ken Reitz. The San Francisco Giants fire manager Dave Bristol; sports highlights. Johnny Morris leaves his hand extended with a pen in it for an uncomfortably long time.

    Commercial: Olympus OM10 camera with Cheryl Tiegs

    Ending to The 10 O'Clock News

    Commercial: Community stores - "Rebate Certificates" (main voiceover by Al Parker, 2nd voiceover by - is that Jan Gabriel - Mr. "Sunday! Sunday! Sunday!" - the voice of the U.S. 30 Dragstrip and Santa Fe Speedway?)

    Commercial: Taylor Champagne - "America at its best." with Molly Parners (sp?)

    WBBM Channel 2 "Rockford" bumper promo (voiceover by Jerry Harper)

    This aired on local Chicago TV on Tuesday, December 9th 1980 during the 10pm to 10:30pm timeframe.


    Date Uploaded: 12/07/2010

    Tags: 1980s   WBBM Channel 2   News   Full Commercial Breaks   John Lennon - December 1980     




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    Commercial: Taylor Champagne - "America at its best." with Molly Parners (sp?)

    WBBM Channel 2 "Rockford" bumper promo (voiceover by Jerry Harper)

    This aired on local Chicago TV on Tuesday, December 9th 1980 during the 10pm to 10:30pm timeframe." /> Share

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